Open Hand

by Dee Kearney

So … consider… What if the Guilty were innocent and the innocent in danger? Is it all in the lines of our hand?Sam Cray, a streetwise and earthy detective looks upon the eighth victim of a serial killer they are starting to call the Illinois Butcher. Ruthless and vicious, the killings are particularly twisted. Yet has he made his first mistake? The killer leaves a trademark on every victim, a daisy tied with a yellow ribbon. Only this time he has sullied a previously unblemished record by leaving a fingerprint when he stopped to fasten a button on the girls clothing. A simple reflex, but perhaps giving the police a direct route to him.Later that evening, a man sits in a nearby café and watches the police activity. Running the length of his hand is a deep scar.Not another serial killer story, I hear you groan … not quite!

242 pages, ebook

First published June 2, 2013

Reviews

[Carol Borowiak · Rating 5 out of 5]

Recieved Open Hand yesterday and began reading (as I do for an hour each night) and I was so intrigued with this authors story that I finished the book in the one sitting! It grasps you from the first few pages and keeps you entertained throughout!
Love the twist n would buy more from this great story teller!!

[Ana * · Rating 5 out of 5]

This story is full of suspense from the first word. Nothing is what it seems and it will keep you gripping the edge of your seat until the very end.

I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.

[patsy allen · Rating 5 out of 5]

" Open Hand"
by Dee Kearney



This is definitely not yet another Serial Killer book. it is so much more complex - nobody is who you
think they are and situations aren't what they seem!

Our Reading Group, aged from 40 to 80, loved it and they are a difficult group to please.
This book needs to be made into a film.
Patsy & Tom Allen